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CVE-2026-50528 is an incorrect authorization vulnerability in .NET that allows an unauthorized attacker to bypass an authentication-related security feature over a network. The flaw affects authentication or authorization logic in affected .NET releases, enabling a remote attacker to circumvent intended access-control checks and impersonate a legitimate user. The issue is classified as a security feature bypass rather than direct code execution, but it undermines trust in the authentication boundary enforced by the application or framework.
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